Highway Pegs on a Fatboy
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RE: Highway Pegs on a Fatboy
Mabe something like the Cruisearms from Kuryakyn would help...
http://www.kuryakyn.com/products.asp...ey&ci=3243
I don't have them but they look like a good solution. Good luck.
http://www.kuryakyn.com/products.asp...ey&ci=3243
I don't have them but they look like a good solution. Good luck.
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10-01-2007, 01:44 PM
RE: Highway Pegs on a Fatboy
http://www.aeromachmfg.com/ Try this site out they have some real nice stuff a little pricey but it sure does look like good old high quality stuff and made in the good ole USA.
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RE: Highway Pegs on a Fatboy
Whether you get the Mark III or IV you'll LOVE them. I don't even use my floorboards anymore except when braking and shifting. Otherwise my foot immediately goes back to the highway peg. Once I grind down the floorboard, I'll switch to forward controls....maybe.
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10-06-2007, 07:49 AM
RE: Highway Pegs on a Fatboy
ORIGINAL: 4merRacer
Once I grind down the floorboard, I'll switch to forward controls....maybe.
Once I grind down the floorboard, I'll switch to forward controls....maybe.
There is not a lot of material left in the corners of my floorboards!
I have been pondering those cruise arms also. I personally prefer the simplicity of the MK III's
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10-06-2007, 09:51 AM
RE: Highway Pegs on a Fatboy
AMEN to that Road_Clam! I'm on my second set of floor boards on the old Fat Boy! Nothing like scaring the sh*# out of your fellow motorists, not to mention the showers of sparks from the steel blocks I "JB WELDed" to the back corners of the floor boards!! As an advanced riding instructor once told us, "If you're not dragging, you're not leaning."
Back to the topic, I have the Kuryakyn CruiseArms and love them. They fold up in tight places (trailer, ect) and make for very comfortable riding. As a matter of fact, my feet are there 90% of the time.
Ride safe,
God bless our Troops!
Back to the topic, I have the Kuryakyn CruiseArms and love them. They fold up in tight places (trailer, ect) and make for very comfortable riding. As a matter of fact, my feet are there 90% of the time.
Ride safe,
God bless our Troops!
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10-06-2007, 10:08 AM
RE: Highway Pegs on a Fatboy
ORIGINAL: VETTE68327
AMEN to that Road_Clam! I'm on my second set of floor boards on the old Fat Boy! Nothing like scaring the sh*# out of your fellow motorists, not to mention the showers of sparks from the steel blocks I "JB WELDed" to the back corners of the floor boards!! As an advanced riding instructor once told us, "If you're not dragging, you're not leaning."
Back to the topic, I have the Kuryakyn CruiseArms and love them. They fold up in tight places (trailer, ect) and make for very comfortable riding. As a matter of fact, my feet are there 90% of the time.
Ride safe,
God bless our Troops!
AMEN to that Road_Clam! I'm on my second set of floor boards on the old Fat Boy! Nothing like scaring the sh*# out of your fellow motorists, not to mention the showers of sparks from the steel blocks I "JB WELDed" to the back corners of the floor boards!! As an advanced riding instructor once told us, "If you're not dragging, you're not leaning."
Back to the topic, I have the Kuryakyn CruiseArms and love them. They fold up in tight places (trailer, ect) and make for very comfortable riding. As a matter of fact, my feet are there 90% of the time.
Ride safe,
God bless our Troops!